Title Naritasan Omotesando, the Main Approach to the Temple

  • Chiba
Topic(s):
Historic Sites/Castle Ruins
Medium/Media of Use:
Pamphlet Web Page
Text Length:
≤250 Words
FY Prepared:
2018
Associated Tourism Board:
Narita City Tourism Association
Associated Address:
350-3 Honcho, Narita-shi , Chiba

成田山表参道


成田駅から成田山新勝寺の門まで続く表通りが、表参道である。路傍に連なる、料理屋、お菓子や薬、お土産のお店、そのいずれもが、日本の江戸時代(1603-1867年)の町並みを思い起こさせ、数ブロックににわたって日本の遺産を体感させる。干支の動物像や有名な詩人の石像が通りの中で見つけられ、またいくつかの有形文化財も道沿いに見られる。成田のツーリストオフィスも、表参道にある。

Naritasan Omotesando, the Main Approach to the Temple


The street that leads from Narita Station to the entrance gate of Naritsan Shinshoji Temple is the omotesando. The restaurants, sweets, medicine, and souvenirs shops that line the street are all reminiscent of an Edo period (1603–1867) townscape, providing an experience of Japanese heritage that spans several city blocks. There are statues of Chinese zodiac animals and famous poets to be found along the street, as well as a number of important historical buildings. Narita's tourist office is located on the omotesando.

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